PORTLAND, Ore. — PayRange, a provider of mobile payment solutions for unattended retail that includes laundromats, reports it has acquired Turns, an all-in-one laundromat operating system. Terms were not released.
PayRange says the acquisition “transforms the U.S. laundromat industry by creating an industry-first platform” combining its machine payment platform with Turns’ laundry operating system, which includes business management, pickup-and-delivery management software, point-of-sale, payments, and more.
The combined force will optimize and improve every aspect of laundromat business ranging from self-service to more modern stores implementing drop-offs and deliveries, PayRange claims, while operators will get granular control and insights of their business.
“Our platform was built to redefine laundromat management, and now … we can do that on a massive scale and provide our take on the future of laundromat business,” states Sukanth Srivastav, who founded Turns. “The vision is clear: A platform that doesn’t just process payments but transforms laundromat operations entirely. Within the next 24 months, we aim to power over 5,000 laundromats across the U.S.—giving owners the tools to grow, scale, and create exceptional customer experiences.”
“With Turns, we’re not just adding to our capabilities; we’re crafting the definitive laundromat platform for the U.S. market,” says Paresh Patel, founder and CEO of PayRange. “This is about unmatched growth potential in this vertical, and service excellence.”
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